Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-16
Go to Garlock's for sash and doors.


Go to Garlock's for sash and doors.
EErncs. Smith and A. d. sherwood, of
this vicinity, drove a bunch OF beeves
to the Lead City market this week.
Ice cream every day at Robinson &
Hitch's.
For sash, doors, and wall paper call
at Fred Heidepriem's.
Burglars were active at Chadron
while the citizens were engaged in
watching the great Indian war dance.
Go to Robinson & Hitch's for fresh
vegetables.
A car Of binders, mower and reapers
Just received at Garlock's.
Attorney Reynolds, with his family,
now occupies his new residence, re-
centIy completed near the southeastern
limits Of the city.
Don't forget Smith & Fitch when you
want anything In the dry goods line.
Sioux City Gold Dust -four, the best
-four in Custer county. $3.50 per 100 TBS
at Cochran's.
/. r. Crow arrived in Sturgis with his
newspaper outfit on the 9th and will
start up the new paper at an early day,
If not already aaoat at this writing.
Fresh California fruit in great variety
at Hitchcock's.
Don't buy a hay rake until you have
seen the New York Champion at Gar
locks.
The present session Of the district
court at Rapid promises to be a long
one, and the prospect for a term here
before fall grows smaller and more
beautifully less.
Fresh confectionaries, tobbacco's and
cigars at Robinson & Hitch's.
Cochran again to the front IL lbs
granulated sugar for $1.00, the cheapest
house in the Black Hills.
Ground was broken upon the site Of
Ojo Reder's proposed new residence or
Harvey street ON Monday. There will
be no unnecessary delay in the compile
ton of this elegant structure.
Choice lemons by the dozen or case
cheap at Hitchcock's.
Prof. Blume, Of Blume's orchestra o
Rapid City, contemplates giving {
promenade concert and ball in this city
sometime in the early part of Septem
Der. Blume's orchestra enjoy a higi
reputation for proficiency in the line o
their profession.
Smith & Fitch can fit anybody from
an infant to a giant in the boot & sho
line.
Red Cloud, in his speech at Chadrol
on the 4th of July, stated that he ha'
not yet received pay for the Black Hill,
and that he was going to have it, eve
If he had to collect it from the settlers
Old Red should receive his pay IN lea
in ounce installments.
Assaying done at Booth & Webster
Gold, $l.00; silver, $l.00; gold and sil
yer, $50; copper 81 so; tin 81. 90; nicke
$500.
Prof. Carpenter Of the school of mine
solicits from mines and mine owner
samples Of their ores for exhibition a
the Omaha and Lincoln fairs. All min
eral products will be accredited to mine
and sections from which they are re
ceived. Ores should be forwarded a
once to the professor at Rapid.
The finest display of confectionerie
in the city just received at Hitchcock's.
James Wilson, of the Harvey Peal
Tin company arrived in New York from
England on the 9th inst. Nothing de
finite has been learned with referenc,
to his departure from New York to tn,
Hills, which, for sundry reasons, is nov
more than ever a matter of absorbin,
interest to the residents Of the southern
Ellis.
Smith & Fitch's is headquarters 70
men aad boys clothing. Taking order
for custom made suits a specially.
w. f. Fletcher, of this place, ha
taken the contract for ~excavating tn
cellars for Odo Reder's new residenc
on Harvey street. and J. S. Peltz is TN
der contract to furnish the stone. Coz
nelius Reder, a mechanic of extensiv
experience. will superintend the con
struction Of the building, which will b
completed this season.
Sioux City Standard -four, $50 pc
100 ibs. All other goods at correspond
ing low prices at Cochran's.
In our issue of last week, an article
under the caption of "Why Should HI
Wander" Inadvertently appeared with
out the proper credit to the Dakots
paJl IN which ;ourpol tho orad;t ,ro